Q.Explain the implied warranties in a contract of sale.

Alongside the implied conditions, the law also guarantees a buyer two quieter, background assurances about the goods they have bought. …

Warranty of quiet possession — once ownership of the goods has passed to the buyer, the buyer is entitled to enjoy quiet, undisturbed possession of them, free from any lawful interference by the seller or a third party claiming under a better title.

Warranty against undisclosed encumbrances — the goods must be free from any charge or encumbrance in favour of any third party that was not disclosed to, or known by, the buyer before the contract of sale was made. If the buyer later discovers the goods were, for instance, already pledged to someone else, and this was never disclosed, this implied warranty has been breached. …

Calling the warranty of quiet possession a 'condition' — being a warranty, its breach only supports a claim for da …